Regiane Cesnique says she had six stitches in her head in a soap opera scene

Actress Regiane Cesnique, who has been working in the industry for 16 years, has left her mark on several generations with her soap operas and performances. With an irreverent style, the actress has played characters that have left their mark on Brazilian entertainment.

Regiane was a flight attendant 20 years ago. After meeting Fabio Villa Verde, she left the industry and decided to pursue a career as an actress. She has appeared in several soap operas, including 'Amor e Revolução', in which she stands out as a Dops investigator (Investigadora Fernanda), and 'A Terra Prometida', in which she recently appeared as the second wife of Aiúde (Eliza), her husband's character in the drama. Regiane also starred in the film about Jorge Guinle's life, playing the actress Jayne Mansfield – Marilyn Monroe's greatest rival.

As a child, she played soccer, did gymnastics and went down waterfalls, always fearless and very competitive. Today, she is the only woman to compete in an artistic kart race.

In a recent interview with Canal LK, hosted by Laura Krause, the guest, Regiane Cesnique, shared her exciting life story, career trajectory and setbacks, and gave some curious behind-the-scenes stories from soap opera recordings. At one point, the actress commented on a scene that didn't go as planned.

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In “Amor e Revolução” (Love and Revolution), a soap opera shown in 2011 on SBT, Regiane was supposed to act alongside actress Graziella Schmitt in a specific action scene. Grazi’s character was the protagonist, while Regiane had to restrain her in the scene. “It was a fight, physical play, weapons… it was a horrible feeling to always have that weapon on your waist,” says Regiane.

In the scene in question, Grazi twisted Regiane's arm, causing the gun in the scene to fly into the air. Ironically, the gun landed on Regiane's head. “I got six stitches in my head!”

Despite the bleeding, Regiane admits that she didn't want to stop filming. “I didn't even feel any pain!”, says the actress. The episode brought many laughs, but of course, concerns about Regiane's physical integrity.

Regiane was on stage with the play “Feliz Por Nada”, with actress Cristiana Oliveira. She is currently on stage with the play “Um Casamento Feliz” (five years ago), a very successful French comedy.

Featured photo: Regiane Cesnique and Laura Krause. Reproduction/Disclosure